TORONTO, June 28 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index
scored its largest gain in seven weeks on Tuesday, paring some
of the losses inflicted in the prior two sessions after
Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union as oil rallied
and investors sought out bargains.

Banks and energy companies, both of which had fallen heavily
after Thursday's vote, led the rebound. The financials group
rose 1.4 percent, while energy stocks climbed 2.4 percent as oil
rallied.

Greater confidence that Brexit-related issues will be dealt
with has encouraged investors to look for bargains, said Brian
Pow, vice president, research at Acumen Capital Partners.

"Equities ultimately are still in favor just given the low
interest rate environment," he added.